Foreign media reports indicate that Slag Chartered Bank initiated coverage of the decentrized loan agreement Aave and gave a forecast of AAVE to $3500 by the end of 2030. According to the article, DeFi ' s two main lines of appreciation are the resumption of growth in lending and the increased use of monetized real assets in the chain.
Slags treat aave as a chain-lender.
Geoff Kendrick, the head of the Scum Digital Assets Research, reported that Aave had largely escaped the impact of the security incident in April this year and that the Platform ' s assets were gradually revolving. According to him, Aave is still dominant in the chain lending market.
It was reported that in April, after the collapse of the rsETH bridge system at KelpDAO, the attackers used approximately $290 million in stolen coins as collateral and borrowed real assets on Aave. This incident, which at one time exposed Aave to potential losses of a maximum of approximately $230 million, also triggered the withdrawal of depositors and exposed the risk transmission speed between the DeFi agreements.
RWA expansion is considered a major driving force
Kendrick predicted in the report that by 2030 the amount of monetized assets actually used for DeFi applications would have increased 37 times. Because Aave's income is highly correlated with borrowing activities and the size of deposits, the growth of the agreement may be channelled more directly to the AAVE tokens if the chain of money and collateral demand expands.
The article also mentioned that Aave was moving forward with the Horizon project, the objective of which was to support lending with monetized real assets as collateral in a licensed environment. It is argued that this direction may attract the involvement of traditional financial institutions and further expand the use of agreements.
Repurchase is expected to be included for multiple reasons.
In addition to business growth, the report identifies the possible re-establishment of a token buy-back scheme by Aave as a potential catalyst. The slag compared Aave to an automated chain bank, claiming that it had at one time received approximately $75 billion in deposits at a high point in October 2025.
According to the report, against the backdrop of the recent overall weakness of digital assets, Scrap continues to believe that the wider context of the encryption market is improving and that Aave could be one of the beneficiaries as funds re-directed to DeFi.
Additional information:At the time of the release of the report, AAVE had risen 5.6 per cent over the past 24 hours, reporting an estimated $76.